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Regis College
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Join Regis College for an opening event celebrating the exhibit of 1,078 surviving pilgrimage accounts of 19th and 20th-century Canadian Jesuit novices.
3:30 PM – Eucharist, St. Joseph Chapel
4:15 PM – Presentation by André Brouillette, SJ: “From Loyola to Montreal: How the Jesuits in Canada created a pilgrim genre in life and text (1864-1968)”
Response by Simon Coleman.
Reception following.
This event is FREE, but please register in advance.
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Fr. André Brouillette, SJ is a Canadian Jesuit priest and Associate Professor of Systematic and Spiritual Theology at Boston College, specializing in the theology of pilgrimage, soteriology, and 16th-century Christian mysticism.
Simon Coleman, FRSC is the Chancellor Jackman Professor at the University of Toronto and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, widely recognized for his ethnographic research on global Pentecostalism, charismatic movements, and contemporary pilgrimage.
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